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Neck Bones w/ gravy carrots and potatoes

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INGREDIENTS:

3-4 lbs Neck Bones

2 tbs Onion powder

2 tbs garlic powder

2 tbs Kinders The Blend

1 onion soup pack

1 brown gravy pack

About a cup of halved baby carrots

About a cup of baby yellow potatoes cut into 4s

1 whole medium yellow onion cut in half and pealed apart

4 tbs Butter or margarine

1 1/2 cup beef broth

Cook at 400 degrees for 2 hours

2024/4/17 Edited to

... Read moreAre you looking for a flavorful and hearty dinner option? Neck bones are not only a delicious choice but also an underappreciated cut of meat that can yield rich flavors when prepared correctly. This dish brings together tender neck bones, savory gravy, and wholesome vegetables such as carrots and potatoes, creating a meal that’s both satisfying and comforting. Cooking neck bones involves slow-cooking them to allow their natural flavors to meld with the accompanying ingredients. By using spices like onion powder and garlic powder, along with beef broth, the dish becomes infused with deep flavors. Additionally, incorporating baby carrots and yellow potatoes not only enhances the taste but also adds nutritional value. To prepare this meal efficiently, start by seasoning your neck bones and placing them in a baking dish. Pour the beef broth for moisture and flavor, then top with halved onions and your other ingredients. Cooking it at 400 degrees for two hours will allow the meat to become tender and the flavors to develop beautifully. This recipe not only makes for a delightful family dinner but is also perfect for sharing with friends. You can easily double the batch for gatherings or meal prep for the week. As you explore different variations of this dish, consider adding your favorite vegetables or experimenting with spices to make it your own. Join the fun on Lemon8 and share your own take on this Neck Bones dinner, using #hellolemon8. The culinary possibilities are endless, and this dish is a great way to connect with fellow food enthusiasts!

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Sequiya OConner

🥰🥰🥰🥰

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katie floyd

do I add it all in the pot together?

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